Kawarau River

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The Kawarau River is a fast-flowing river in New Zealand’s South Island, renowned for its gold-mining history, dramatic gorges, and adventure tourism activities such as jet boating and bungy jumping.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country New Zealand
crossedBy Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge NERFINISHED
State Highway 6 NERFINISHED
flowsInto Clutha River / Mata-Au NERFINISHED
hasBungySite Kawarau Bridge Bungy NERFINISHED
hasNameInLanguage Kawarau (Māori) NERFINISHED
hasPart Kawarau Gorge NERFINISHED
Nevis Bluff NERFINISHED
Roaring Meg NERFINISHED
hasStructure hydroelectric dams and control structures
hasTributary Arrow River NERFINISHED
Nevis River NERFINISHED
Shotover River NERFINISHED
hazard cold water temperatures
rocky rapids
strong currents
historicalPeriod Otago Gold Rush NERFINISHED
historicalUse gold mining
knownFor adventure tourism
bungy jumping
dramatic gorges
fast-flowing water
gold-mining history
jet boating
white-water rafting
languageOfName Māori
length about 60 kilometres
locatedIn South Island
locatedInRegion Otago NERFINISHED
managedBy Otago Regional Council NERFINISHED
mouth Clutha River / Mata-Au NERFINISHED
near Arrowtown NERFINISHED
Gibbston Valley NERFINISHED
Queenstown NERFINISHED
partOf Clutha River / Mata-Au catchment
recreation fishing
kayaking
river surfing
source Lake Wakatipu NERFINISHED
tourismActivity commercial bungy jumping
commercial jet boating
commercial rafting
tributaryOf Clutha River / Mata-Au NERFINISHED
usedFor hydroelectric power generation
watercourseType mountain river

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Clutha River / Mata-Au hasTributary Kawarau River
Lake Wakatipu outflow Kawarau River